Michal Stambulski

@mstambulski.bsky.social

assist. prof in legal theory at Erasmus Law School; 2023 Emile Noël Global Fellow NYU; constitutionalism, populism in Cent. East. Europe, rule of law, philosophy and democracy

CfP Aesthetics of Protest and Legal Mobilization Riga, 28-29.05.2026 🔥 Please share 🔥 What forms of legal mobilization emerge from protest cultures, and how do they influence legal imagination? The event is organised with the Riga Performance Festival Starptelpa. More info 👇

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Next week at Erasmus School of Law, a screening of "No Other Land", an Oscar-winning documentary that captures life in the occupied West Bank. It's part of the "Human Rights and the Visual" series, which explores how HR are presented through visual arts. www.eur.nl/en/esl/event...

Human Rights and the Visual: Screening of ‘No Other Land’

“Human Rights and the Visual” is a new series of screenings and events aimed at investigating how human rights are perceived and experienced on the ground by...

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Excited to share the preprint of a new paper with Jakub Szumski on liberal pedagogy and Poland’s constitutional transformation (1989–1997). This collab. between history & legal theory explores tensions between continuity & rupture in post-socialist const. history. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Legal Doctrine and Liberal Pedagogy: The Concept of 'Transition' and Polish Lawyers

<p><span>This paper examines how lawyers conceptualized “transition” and “transformation” during the change from state socialism to liberal democracy in Poland

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My few thoughts on the Polish rule of law restoration. “It seems that the sovereign, when it comes to the rule of law, is the one who determines who is a judge.”

Verfassungsblog@verfassungsblog.de · 2y ago

MICHAŁ STAMBULSKI (@mstambulski.bsky.social) looks at the situation of judges in Poland, and ponders what happens when judges are both legitimate and illegitimate at the same time. 👉 verfassungsblog.de/schrodingers... @democracyreporting.bsky.social

Quote from our published article by author Michal Stambulski: "Neo-judges find themselves in a liminal state akin to Schrödinger's cat, their legitimacy simultaneously affirmed and denied."

🔥 It's out! 🔥 Special Issue 'Populism and Right-Wing Legal Mobilization in Europe' The vol. is a collection of seven papers from excellent scholars from Italy, France, the Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, and the US that map right-wing legal mobilization in Europe. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

International Journal of Law in Context: Volume 20 - Populism and Right-Wing Legal Mobilization in Europe | Cambridge Core

Cambridge Core - International Journal of Law in Context - Volume 20 - Populism and Right-Wing Legal Mobilization in Europe

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